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Masks continue to be required for all visitors and patients in health care settings, despite recent changes to guidance from state and federal officials that apply to other community areas.

Observed every year in May, Mental Health Awareness Month is a crucial opportunity to prioritize mental wellness in the workplace. And what workplace is more challenging than life on the farm? Admittedly, the farm is a wonderful place to be. Karen Leavitt Stallman, SIU Medicine’s Farm Family Resource Initiative Program Coordinator and Ag Resource Specialist, grew up on a farm and knows this well. “I love spring on our farm in Randolph County. We see nature waking up. New calves are born. Fields are planted. What I enjoy most are the many morel mushrooms in the woods,” Stallman says. “But, from

Mental Health Awareness Month is a golden opportunity to prioritize mental wellness in the workplace. And a busy farm can be one of the most challenging.

Fellowship Match Results November 28, 2018 Beth Nielsen Pulmonary Medicine SIU School of Medicine Vanessa Williams Endocrinology SIU School of Medicine Taylor Stone Pulmonary Medicine SIU School of Medicine Deepthi Gudivada Sleep Medicine Duke University School of Medicine Mohammad Al-Akchar Cardiology SIU School of Medicine Paolo Soriano Hematology and Oncology Cook County-John H. Stroger Hospital Mukul Bhattarai Cardiology SIU School of Medicine Congratulations to all of our residents and faculty!

Match Results #match2019 3/15/2019 Internal Medicine Program First Name Last Name Medical School of Graduation Sabree Aberabo Saint James School of Medicine Anguilla Laila Ali University College Dublin School of Medicine Cullen Hoos St. George's University School of Medicine Noor Khalid Allama Iqbal Medical College Huma Khan Dow International Medical College (DIMC) Triton Krizenesky St. Matthew's University School of Medicine (Grand Cayman) Morton Machir University of Iowa Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine Noupama Mirihagalle University of Kelaniya Faculty of Medicine Karthik

The American Dream includes visions of healthy pregnancies and access to equitable care for mothers. The history and experience of Black mothers in the United States continues to challenge the notion that this dream is accessible to all. By Jennifer Addo, MD, MPH Seven hundred women die each year in the United States from pregnancy-related complications. However, the risk of pregnancy-related deaths for Black women is 3 to 4 times higher than those of Caucasian women. This discrepancy is known as a health disparity. According to the National Academy of Sciences and the Centers for Disease